Jeep India is actively exploring options for the electrification of vehicles in the domestic market. The company is studying different stra...

"We are looking at growth for next year as well. When we add a product, growth is going to happen...So we increase the customer base, we in...

The deliveries of the Meridian will begin in June.

It will be available in five variants, including all-wheel drive version, with introductory prices ranging from Rs 29.9 lakh to Rs 36.95 la...

Meridian, its first D segment SUV from Jeep has been developed with over 82% local content, designed to participate in the growing Indian p...

On the anvil for Jeep in India this year are the Jeep Meridian and the Grand Cherokee to be rolled out in the second half of this year. Ste...

Jeep India Head Nipun J Mahajan said the company has tested the SUV on every kind of terrain in India by taking it on a journey from Kashmi...

FCA India said it would continue to manufacture the Jeep Compass at the company's joint venture manufacturing facility in Ranjangaon, near ...

The Fiat brand was an “active” part of FCA India’s portfolio and the company has not closed the door on a Fiat car for India, according to ...

The new models are part of Jeep's aggressive push into high-potential markets like India, Brazil, and China. A part of Fiat-Chrysler Automo...

Likely to be priced aggressively between Fiat Chrysler is hoping to ride on the SUV wave in the country and make a comeback.

FCA India Private Limited's Kevin Flynn speaks on the success of the first Camp Jeep in India & future plans.

The country is expected to take a lead as Jeep is targeting a sub four-metre version, which attracts lower excise tax and thus can be price...

Mike Manley, the global head of Jeep, said Fiat and Tata regularly talks to each other on various opportunities, but declined to provide th...

The Grand Cherokee, available in three variants, will be priced in between Rs 93.64 lakhs and Rs 1.12 crore.

Jeep will enter the market by middle of 2016, focussing initially on seven core markets — Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru,...

Fiat Chrysler plans to manufacture the new 'C SUV' — as it is codenamed now — in India to avoid the pinching import duty of 180 per cent.